Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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surgery Left to Right: Christopher Tzamas, MD, vascular surgery 1 Ashokkumar Bububal Jain, MBBS, Kathleen Reilly, MD, Andreas Karachristos, MD, Joaquin Sariego, MD, Stacey Brann, MD, Daniel Dempsey, MD, Frank Schmeider, MD, Amy Goldberg, MD, Alliric Willis, MD, Aaron Wahrman, MD, lan Soriano, MBBS, John Meilahn, MD, John Rombeau, MD, Abhijit Pathak, MD, Thomas A. Santora, MD Department Chair: Daniel Dempsey, MD Left to Right: Lester Karafin, MD, Michel Pontari, MD, Jack Mydlo, MD, Leo Doumanian, MD Department Chair: Jack Mydlo, MD Left to Right: Frank Schmieder, MD, Eric Choi, MD, Andrew Roberts, MD, Paul van Bemmelen, MD, PhD, Krish Soundararajan, MBBS Section Chief: Eric Choi, MD

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 radiation oncology ;0Ml; Front Row: Charles Jungreis, MD, Summer Kaplan, MD, Todd Sanders, MD, Robert Bronstein, MD, Mark Kohn, MD, William Rein us, MD, Frank Groshek, MD, Chandra Dass, MD, MBBS, DMRD, Scott Simpson, MD, Jose Barrioeanal, MD Back Rrow: Mark Burshteyn, MD, Michael Hoch, MD, Karthik Kumar, MD, Uday Kanamalla, MD, Shane Lee, MD, Alan Maurer, MD, Beverly Hershey, MD, Ira Silberman, MD, Harshad Patel, MD, Dimple Shah, MD, Pallav Shah, MD, Mahendra Logani, PhD, Abin Bandyopadhyay, MD, Chul Kwak MD, Allan Cohen, MD, Robert Steiner, MD, Dina Caroline, MD, PhD, Sunita Nankoo, MD Department Chair: Charles Jungreis, MD Left to Right: Curtis Miyamoto, MD, Bizhan Micaily, MD Section Chief: Curtis Miyamoto, MD Left to Right: Steven Berney, MD, Audrey Uknis, MD, Philip Cohen, MD, Jennifer Sloane, MD, Mike Denny, PhD, Marissa Blum, MD, Jessamyn Melnicoff, CRNP Section Chief: Philip Cohen, MD rheumatology 25

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Dr. Raemma Luck was extraordinary. DR. RAEMMA; PAREDES LUCK professor of pediatrics I 1963-2010 Not only was she a gifted clinician, teacher, accomplished researcher, and compassionate humanitarian, she was also our friend and will be missed more than can be expressed in words. Dr. Luck died peacefully on Tuesday, April 20, 2010, after a long struggle with ovarian cancer. She was a remarkable soul and a beautiful woman who touched the lives of her family, her friends, her students, and her patients. She was an inspiration to me as a student and sparked my own interest in emergency medicine. She told me to make her proud and to always listen to my patients. She constantly reminded me what a great privilege it was to be a physician and to enjoy every moment of it. She taught me to be humble in my practice of medicine, to be strong, and to be positive. She was a radiant woman whose bright spirit and courage I will carry with me always. There are no better testimonials than the words of the people she touched. Each statement is a personal remembrance from a student who worked with and learned from Dr. Luck. The following is a dedication to her. Introduction by Clare Roepke THE SKULL 27 in memoriam